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!~ A.' NUM) ER 5257.) 'STATE LOTTERY, To bedrawn in Pile Day, zotlt of OCTOBER, 1839. SCHEME. 4 - - - - £ 20,,e0 -, - are - - Z 8 0?0'0 4 - - - - _ 5,00c0 - 4 - - - - 2,000 S - - - - 1,000 12 .. - - - 500 - - - . - . - 6,00 q 24• - - - - . JOO 3 6 4,9 2 ° sel,ooo Tickets Is - 73,800 ,C200,0c0 r r als LOTTERY consists of only 5,000.-Niim berS lfrom rto 000 inclusive) ; but there are Four Tickets of each Number, which will be, severally entitled to . whatever Prize is drawn against such Number; for instance,. if No. t should he dtaWil a , Prize of zo,cOol. the hour 'Tic. ke's of that Number will each be entitled to 20,0001 . . mak ing, in tue whole ; • ; So. tha7 any person' ShOttfil vurchiSe. more than One Ticket of the same Number, and - that. umber prove fortunate, he may gain, • wo Ttckets of the same Number, - A Prize of By Three. Tickets of the same Number, • A Prize of By Four TiL'kets of the sametNitinbei, Prizeof - - - - - - Z'So,ooo And all other Prize in the same proportlon. "TI CK.E l'S an 11 SHARES are bri'Sale ait all the Offices: , GEN.ERALSIROOFWMOORE's CORUNNA PATEN'T CAMP 11 lA)STE A 1), forming a regular Militaryged for the'Vi'eld;' l3attackl, &c. alstia SOFA Lora Tent or Room,,Zicc. and lik;wise a S EA .0 tIT tur on; board . Ship, the whale-packing in 'a small Valice, allowed the ino . st: portable - ever yet rintikkliac..-kureil, inveurcd by M (iRq AN , E RS, No. i 6 and 17, Catherine- street, Syrand, NVIIO most hiariblrorestmic the )iigliest honours oti.girtitdbe• wilt) so 4tvt; and die forthcir King. Arid Couiray. . ~I.WAlsigs 4 S;ITUATION, AS. GARDENVI,. pr d..tlA L3*'N ER.: and BAI, to in a ‘vlixre orie is kept under him, a Single.klan,.3•CYears'ot Age; who is Well acquainted ..with_l4s lousiness ' and has a t4olough k . xowlectge ofl'erc- Sri anft Miming Ground - Can have a good recommend 4 tiQn Iron) Abe place lie is nowsoing to leave: A line 4 addressed 1. W. (post paid) to Messrs. 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Their Cogniac litaidy, and faqiaitia Rum, they keep in • Vatorled to great ages. • - ' • . 7 - Tins day were Price 4s. bound; the Sixth Laiti,n, with great improve . inent§„ ~ORANI.MATICA.I.. EXERCISES upon - .the F,RENCH LANGUAGE, compared with the Erg. By NICHOLAS HAMEL. Printed for Longman, Ilurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater .llooer- To w . . `Urill - loin may be had, by tie same Author, price 45.-bound, ! . . . the Filth Ed , tion. of _ - ir - An Universal French Grammar, being an accurate Sy-s -tem of F renal' Accidence and Syntax, on an improved plan. z. World in Aliniatare, id Edt,tion; price 45. bound. ..This lay were published, In Bvo. with a Map, price I2S. in boards, T MITERS from CANADA ; written -during a Residence there in the Years rEo6, 18 . 07; and iao,3 ; &hewing the present state of Canada, its Productions,Trades CoMmercial Importance. and Political Relations. Am.* trative ofthel.avys,- the Manners Of the People, and tha-Pe culiariries of the Country and Clithate. L'xhibiting, also, the Coniniereial I inporitanc , ... of Nova Scotia, New Bruns wick, and Cape V-reion ; and their increasing , Abdity, in tonjundion with Canada, to furnish the necessary Supplies of Lumber and Provisions too - our Wes; India Islands. •. By FIUGLI. GRAY., Printed for'Longnan, Hurst, trees, and Orme, Patern o s., ter..row. • UPIE'S LECTURES ON PAINTING. This Day were published, In ago. with a Portrait, painted ,by himself, price- O. is. in boards, LECTURES on PAINTING : delivered ?t the Royal Academy Of Arts ; with a Letter on the I ) rap , .; for a Public Memorial of the Naval Glory of ,Great bri tain. By she late • • - JOHN °PIE,' Esq.. Professor in Painting to the Royal Academy. • • To which are prefixed, A Memoir, by Mrs. °pie, and other rittounts Of Mr. Opie's Talents anti cuaratter• • Priute , l tor Longman, Hurst, Vets, and Urine, Paternos 'ter- The Subscribers may receive their Copies, on application to zlIe• PublishetS. • ~ t hi c t o heP i r p es it s, E a ti nd u s N lit s rt i l v y lEvillvb VIEW rE3\uvOlioshf the it - t te • 't . - , riorEconorny of Intantry Regimeats, particularly of (..1. a lterations which have tak.ton place in our. Military' Syst,in `''ace the first Publication of this - Work, Ann() Dolnilh 1795, rhen the * Author was Captain cif a . Company, in the North Pori Regiment of Militia By CHARL! . S !AMES. Author of the Nlititary Dfciionar'y, 2d Edition ; Regimental Companion, 6th Edition ;' Poem';, dedicated by. permission to lits koyal Highness the Prince of Wales, 3d Edition ; and several Political Tracts ; torn - if:fly Capt:tin of a Company in th, Western Regiment of Middlesex Militia, dec. , . • " Every Man is able to contribute something to the corn- Mon.stock,- and"no Man's contrtbution should be rejected." ,- lUNIUS. Chaiimation of Madame de sTAE I,'S IV O RK.—LA FON TAINE'S and GE: , .t.ls' N EiW NOVEL. This Da) were published,. • 'By Fl Colbuin, of the-Public linr..ry, Conduit-street, Loh; don, and I,olci by Anderson, 'Edinburgh ; and Wogan and ENIGIR ES et LETTRES - du Mreehal Prince de LIGN E ; fait:ant suite eux Lettres et Pensees, to Mud. de Stacl, 2 toms. IUSI 2. to, Que►eltes de faun ie ; par Auguste Lafontaine, .3 t 4, 1 7 25. 3. A I ;iu-shsn ; or, the Natural Son. Translated from the Uedlis.- s ; vols. 135. 6cl. Ditto, in F tench, 4.14. -.1 6 - 44 . ..A.., 1 THE LATE CAMPAIGN IN SPAIN', This Day were published, In One elegant Volume, Quarto, with Engravings, price Two .•• Guinea's, in boards, u - L'Er rs from PORTUGAL and SPAIN ; containing an Account of the Operations of the British Armies under Sir A-RI - 1143R WE LLESLE Y - and Sir JOHN MOOR E, .from the Day preceeding the 43attle nf _V imiera tosthe Battle and Einbarkation. at Corunna; with full and interesting Detai4 of the memorable. Retreat from szitiAgun: Embellished with Twelve Engravings by Fleath, tram Drawings made oil the spot, illustrative of the Campaign. By ADAM NE\LE, M.D. F.L.S. • Physician to His.-Majesty's Forces. , Printed for Richard Plikklips,,,London, and to be badof all Booksellers. This Day was pubWhed, In Four •'''oltimes Ocfavo, containing upwards-of -zgo• tn gfavings, price 41. 16s in boards, vellum backs, THE HISTORIC GALLERY - of POR TRAITS and PAINTINGS; containing correct Copies, in Outline, of the Works of the most celebrated Painters ; with•Critieal lie/narks, and a .13iograOie,ak-Me,noir.- An Edition in - o , i•tr:6; witti the h first Impressions of the Plates, a-vol., oi, N V. wilt be published on•t he Ist of August, containing 70 Plates. - • Printed for Verno.r. Hood, and Sharpe, 31, Poultry. Where nay be had, .„ . • • i ltaphael?s.:CarttonS; complete, with an elegant Frontis. piece, Quarto, price 75. 6d. This;Day was published, With an elegant Frontispire, fr, , in 'a Design by Bird, prke ,s. MHE SAILOn. BOY, 'a Poem,. in font- Cantos; illusirative of the._N i V Y of GREAT BRITAIN. C Esq. Authbr of The Fisher ,13.6 y. Printed for Verily: - ilOo . and Sharpe, 31 , Poultry. Where may he had, ,i'New Edition or ['he Fisher Boy, with five elegant Ph:Ws, from the Designs off' Mr. This Day was nublished, Hfreah . r.ly printed in Svo. illustated with 36 Plates, of the . most beautflul :hki interesting Views throughout the 4 slam:, dra ,, vii,anctengraved by W. Cooke, pricell. Is: boardS, .../\L. r -,, r• - • NEW PICTURE of the ISLE of A IGH E. 1 u winch is prefixed, An Introduetury Account of the Island, and a V. , , age round its Loast. • Pluted for V-ruor, Hood, and. Sharpe, 3r, Poultry ; J. Hams, Si; P.niPs Church-yard ; tit'. Cooke, z, Clar:oce- Piat::e-, Pentohville ; Mike! . and Fletcher, Southinnizon ; and sold b•,- Mills, Portsmouth. • N., B. A few Copie, are piinted off ill Quarto, with First jrppretsiolis , oft'the Vlates, price it. ths. bbards. This Day was'puhlished, Priceos. embellished with a brautilu,l Frontispiece, THE 'FAR UE . M-HOS A - Tate With Arpatory, Nastorais - , Elegiac, 'and . ;11isccIlaneuus , l'oeins, Suit -nets, &c. • , . ~~ k E DNESDA Y, - JULY 19 , 180 Q. : • • r 41k , . [PRICE sperEisitt, 7WE BRIT :1 - 13H REVIEW . THE .Q.UARTERLY EbVlEtv, NUMBER 2. • We have often had occasion to regret tha: a ce:' rei'n Northern V . trorlc, which has made a • di,anik..ishe figure in literary annals, should have been stiff erd tO rise to an unusual' height of critical •ceite)iity, while it contained principles of the Most dan?erois tendeniy,'_ and was not 40 'Much reCOlittitp;ded to, public notice by the profundity of its remarks, and -the extent of its knowledge', .as by a daring ass ,mp tion of learning. and acumen;" which in i•.ality - savOurted rather of:pert self-conceit, illiberal sarcasm, and an afited contempt of - all - prodm‘tion. tle , t came within the sphere. of its observation.---We (hardly need say that the EDINth.MGH riEvlt3w, is the work to-Which we'allude, and though we d,, hot deny that it is charaderizod by:Spirit and ability., yet it seems in general to be the offpring of jnee•H o vanity, pedantic arrogance, and splenetic malignity. One ot.its most meritorious labours was an exposure of the base apositiCy and shanielesshicrinsisteney U J I a periodicfal writer, whose characier iS - sunk into the um] S cent MLA . - with all men whe - se sect events Are entitled to respect; but its own principles were •full as pernicious as these .of the'-write r, whose profligate versatility it deteeted tized, and its views not less hostile to our revered forrn_of Government. -The - work 'before. us is ad mirably calcula;od to operate as an antidote - to the poison' of the Review t o.w hiCh we have alluded and we are much concerned that we have so long been prevented from recommending it ip the warn - I Pa tronage of the public. Its-first Neraber was written with such vigour, spirit; infirnarion, and attach - anent to the British Constitidon?and art tent loyalty, that we augured most favourably as to its progress ; and we are glad 'to feud that the second Nuwber frilly equals our warmest exne6lations. Weext rat the following passage from - a. review of sortie pain phlets relative to a late Parliamentary Inquiry; and - on The subject of a Parliatnentary Retortn, as a fair specimen of the general merit' of -the- work, whch, .in original criticism, •nsive knowledge, unatfeCted humour, genuine patriotiini, and intelledual vigour, far excels al: similar productions of the present tirre. " We are, however, told, by numbers of pt rsons \ , professing to be well-itifbrnie!d, that the disi.sitOae non occasiont-d by 'the 'ale 'proceedings is violent and OniVersal. This asserti o n i s my s t cr io, s l y pered in cotfee-hOuses, proclaimed-from high au. thdrity , in taverns, circulated, under the Lon, denied form of resolutions, in the Papers, and di . - lated into numerous pamphlets, some - of whiCh now on our table. Mr. Clarke communic. - 3tes it his letter to Whitbread.; Mr.,C4twt-ight it amongst his reasons for reformation ; told the wri. ter, whom we have already quoted as a fricildto the Constitiation and to the immortality of the Coin- , mon Council, draws the same inference. fie tellS us, that the cry of corruption in the State tomes from every 'mouth; and the ,cry of RefOi'm ! Re forth !,proceeds from every toogde, and .reverbe rates on every ear.' Now , we shou!d suspcA that such a description of the cues of London wiould not . not be very gratifying to the Common Council. plix perience must have taught them that w h en , t h roug h the beneficial influence of. a 'free press, or of noo-, commissioned orators-in tli.e . cause of liberty, 111 - ga bodies of men are assembled as Paris and parcels of -the. nation, 'for the purpose Of 'proclaiming:the na tional will, and of redressing all national Wrongs, ' the progress of patriotism and, reform through the streets of London has occasionally spread' terror and dismay amongst its worshipful citizens. Windows and hi ads may be broken. to a considerable tmOunt, without exciting' much alarm to the police, or at all • ailed ing the general government or the conitiry - ; and it is by no means improbable that dangers or this niagnitode may at this moment he impending over 1.13. But of very extensive evils we'are -Gat ex lreinely apprehensive. We, could: not.easillfoint out, in the whole course of °Ur recolletion, .inglc year during ,which the co%rardly merit of beinc , tistied and contented with their Condition coed be:, fairly imputed to our Countrymeo. - AVe have ‘vit nessed many and'heavy, discontents amongst the peo ple ; we liave . seen fregne nt - riots, some Of which had a promising 'appearance, and affinded hopes of a tolerable inteG , iverevolt ;- ctinnoteven discern a tend:met', to that universal insutre—tion • from' which alone, as it seems to us, can be experaed the hifterio untried blessing of Radical Reim in. We hate, perhaps, amongst us . a grearer number of pu ritans in religion, and in moi - als, and in at any former period, and their zeal . drtiiy acc'esSionof proselytes ; 1, tit, as' ')eina's of mankind are to -subin in this bfitl world, howevei lively may be or a better-, so the masS, of the natiou wi., s ti me Inner pctsi,t in tiv7tir preferenc•2 u;' fashioned government of loci, lard t , aod ,:o.roi to that: perfect state- of regeneriition in '• whiCh the f all abuses 1110,1 put an end' ta - their comfortable enjoyment 'of hourly • compi;aint andremoustrance. • "In the mean time•we are by no means di - Thst.d to wage war with - , thOse who frankly aVo'Cv theft love ot revolutio., as a step - towards political perfec , tion. We consider thi's as.a mere matter of taste ; and completely lyhiniess under a , free goVernm en t,. becau,e such a government, being armed .with the whole power' of the nation, ;can never iutfer twin 'the shock of 'disCntant 'oPinions. when we find a ;et of per , ons‘ professing - 'promote intiova , . tion%troin an attachment to the exiting order of things, and to , wish for reform for the sake of ti ; y Conqitution; ~when' we hear them assert that the abuses of ,delegated power origioate, not e;:- tent of that power, or in the temptation width it creates, hat , ,rnerely, in the mode' by which it is de legated, and' fdlat-a different form of. ideal= woun :Lit(a-the tiewo and i..assigns of the eletted, titii^ _.., jAhl' MURRAY - LACEY Prilvcd tur VernQr, IJood, and:Sharpen!, Poultry. This Daj , Was published, . • A new Edition, in Demy Svo. with 29. Coloured Plates, - from !Wilbur) , an i 12.;. hxirds, THE ACADEMY.tor GROWN HORSEMEN. 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Tile large quantities th,t - are daily sold tor exportation. and domestic use, prove their efficacy to surpass every other medicine in the known world: Sold by appointment of 1):: Freeman at Nit, Butler's, No, 4, Cheapside, corner of Pa, temoster- row ; 'and retail by one or more ,Nledii.ine. Venders in.every town, 'in bottles at as; 9d. antC4s. 6d, each,' with, am .lc tliteLt ions. AMES SKELTON, p ,- Pil .6, of Wal!on on the 0- - Hill, - Epsom, Surn.sy, Was seven years 4H / IC:tett-with ;even or, eight holes in ills right let, ant.: net y, een ninety and j one hundreo , plects of bbrie . came away doting theft p e ri o d.' Ti,Llisclury,e and weakncis increasing, unabl , :, unassisted, to move ; taking otiln - S leg was proposed to•s e a ye :cis life, - He tnen confident ty,applied tes S P I 1.,S lit) R Y 's PA T'L NT. A N - .• TI.SCO RBT IC. I) tit,)Ps'; in a yeat and a, half, by them altine, he is restored to h. altil ; and it is not' three ye.its s i nce h e has . luilowed• his I-i ' ori ! sus occupati'en. lie wilt satisfy any inquiries, personaily, or by letter s ost paid. • The genuine Nledicine ha s !Iv riuros,, " ]'v the King's Patebt," eXpressed on, the Bottle, b;11 of direction; and out_ side wrapper, and the King's duty is printed' in black ink. .Sold at the- bispensary, l5, Soho-square, , Lond.,n, in small Bottles of ss. 60, (tootle .sottles' les. silld l ' il ri.-,e I . 1 i. as. Compound Essence, to allay unpleasant irriration, mss. FOR THE -. - x -- -ToTTER' s pow DEA,. p3irpnizi atici used by their Royal Highnesses the 01:1 , :es Of ChAR thi K't.N T, a!id Gentlemen in the Nay and Army, have fo,ind tilt g,ood th:cfr , in long VOyage•S 3cs. years-- t.ral EN TA LAIENTI,Fiti C i', Or, AbIATIL: powDE R, acknOwled):,:!d by"t he most respectable Medical. .Authorities--used by many, and econinyno,;,j, The PoWder cleansesand beautifies the "Teeth; sweetens the / Breath, pbs::.r.:sses.no Acid that can cot rode the Enamel, and puts a beautiful polish on the Teeth. Froaiits astringency, - it strengthens the (;urns, eradicates the Scurvy (whi c h often proves the destruttion of a whol e set of Teeth), and preserves sound Teeth loam decay, decayed. Teeth from IN!. coining worse, out . ' fastens those wltiO are loose.-1n the estirnation of those who'll:II:L:1)(mi in the habit qf . using'it, it prevents the return of thel which s petore they. had been violently afflicted, and obvi a te s the =ce s:ty of that most disagrpeable of all operations, scaling•th<.Teeth.--I.i,ite wise a TinCture, which PosSe,.Les• the pc'wer of easir:g the• most violent awl is a wash with the,Powcier.— A Caution, against purchasing any Astat•ic Tooth- NuwWer Without -" 11:1 Trotter" on the Stamp on the top of the Box._ others ate Counterfeits.. - Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by the Proptietor ; No. 3, Beaufort-buildings, Strand; and by Mr. Situ eons, and hi r. Bealmo, Portstn , :tith ; Mr. lack.son, and .N:t St.arp, Ply mouth ; Cotigdoo, Mr. Roach, ditto; Mr,. Mr, Wpm, Mr. Granville, Dock ditto; Mr,. :•he,,,r,:.1.1ft,':, Bri-s -t:JI ;. Mr. Thompson, I sic of LS: i g ht ; r. '1 C hat - ; lambs; Sheerness; , Lucas, South, 14.0(,,, ; Aldred, I:armouth : Mr. I _►onaikko?l, 'Brighton; Mi. I dawion, verpool ; Mr. ltc.njartn,o, R chesr..:r t;nern. sey ; Mr. Hewieil, COrn,vall; ano 111 ery eipital Town throughota E Pleqse to ask tot „ 7, ,